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ICF International executives to take 20% pay cuts amid government shutdown
ICF International announced last week that its top executives will take pay cuts during the remainder of the federal government shutdown.
Northern Virginia AI startups raise millions
This summer, investors poured money into Northern Virginia-based AI startups offering solutions for data centers, the military and bias in AI. In July, Emerald AI — incorporated in Washington, D.C., but with primary offices in Clarendon — launched with $24.5 million in seed funding, and Rosslyn-based Rune Technologies raised $24 million in a Series A […]
NVR may relocate Reston headquarters
NVR, one of the nation’s largest homebuilders, may move its Reston headquarters to 1910 Oracle Way after signing a new lease.
Workday more than triples Northern Virginia space
Global human resources and software firm Workday recently signed a lease to occupy 51,204 square feet at Reston Town Center.
Noblis names new CTO
Reston-based federal contractor Noblis announced that it has named William “Bill” Streilein as chief technology officer.
SAIC to acquire Maryland tech firm for $205M
Science Applications International Corp. has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire SilverEdge Government Solutions for $205 million.
Volkswagen of America taps new sales/marketing EVP
Volkswagen of America has appointed Brian Nash as its executive vice president of sales and marketing, effective Monday.
Reston growth equity firm closes $560M investment fund
Razor’s Edge, a Reston-based growth equity firm focused on the national security tech market, has closed a $560 million investment fund.
General Dynamics Information Technology wins $1.5B contract
General Dynamics Information Technology has been awarded a $1.5 billion contract to modernize U.S. Strategic Command’s enterprise IT systems.
V2X acquires QinetiQ’s US intelligence biz
Reston-based Fortune 1000 contractor V2X acquired QinetiQ’s U.S. intelligence business, the former announced Monday.
Stanley Martin Homes to acquire North Carolina homebuilder
Reston homebuilder Stanley Martin Homes has entered into an agreement to acquire North Carolina-based Windsor Homes’ assets and operations.
